Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Superiority of the Qur’an Over all Other Scriptures

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The Quran provides guidance on the benefits of reciting the universal book of Islam, including its use in religion and religion, its potential for healing, and its use in social issues. The title provides insight into the spiritual state of individuals and their emotions, and is considered to be superior to other books. The discussion touches on the differences between the Quran and the written versions of Islam, as well as the importance of learning to improve one's understanding of Islam. The discussion also touches on a lecture and course on explaining the essentials of Islam to become more aware of their deeds and values.

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			Allah subhanaw taala this is what
he says what verse of Surah unis
		
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			unis right which is verse 5758
Yeah Yohannes Okada at home our
		
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			ego to become worship Lima few
sudo worship Lima is sudo arriva
		
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			who then who are metal meaning all
we thought that he will be Rama de
		
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			Fabi the Lika failure for who or
how you room me Maya Jamar own oh
		
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			people are teaching from your Lord
has come to you.
		
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			A teaching or advice has come to
you from your Lord, a healing for
		
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			what is in your hearts and
guidance and mercy for the
		
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			believers say in Allah's mercy and
in Allah's virtue and mercy. Let
		
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			them rejoice. These are better
than all they accumulate.
		
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			May Allah give us the reality of
that
		
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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
salatu salam ala Sayidina Muhammad
		
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			wa ala alihi wa sahbihi odaka was
seldom at the Sleeman Kathira on
		
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			Isla yo Medina Amma bad call
Allahu Allah Allah for the Quran
		
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			emoji they will for carnal Hamid
are all the villa humanoid shape
		
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			on your Ragini Bismillah R Rahman
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			Bill al Amin, Nasser levy Rue mean
Allah Cosby Callie taco and I mean
		
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			a little more theory. Allah
subhanaw taala says here that
		
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			truly this Quran has been sent
down by the Lord of the Worlds.
		
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			the trustworthy spirit brought it
down to your heart, he's talking
		
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			to the Prophet sallallahu sallam,
so that you would be one of the
		
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			winners. This is from sort of the
show up first 192 to 194.
		
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			What we want to look at today is
one of the introduction and first
		
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			chapter of Chef Muhammad Khalil
Hassan is my Al Quran you carry
		
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			with the Noble Quran. So the
author starts off by saying that
		
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			all praise is due to Allah, the
One who revealed the Quran and
		
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			takes care of the righteous Peace
and blessings upon our Master
		
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			Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam,
the best of prophets, the elect of
		
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			the messengers, and to whom was
revealed the verse which I just
		
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			recited what is which is waiting
the hula 10 Zero Bill Alameen
		
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			necessarily be Hebrew, el Amin,
Allah Colby Caleta akuna minal
		
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			Mondrian, Melissa and in Arabi,
mobian Truly it is a revelation
		
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			from the Lord of the worlds that
trustworthy spirit brought it down
		
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			upon your heart so that you could
bring warning in a clear Arabic
		
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			tongue.
		
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			Right and upon his family and
companions, that adherence and
		
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			guardians of the Quran and upon
all those who take their path in
		
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			defense of the Quran and
protection of his purity. Right
		
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			now, he the author, he actually
starts off with this little
		
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			complaint or reflection or lament,
you can call it whatever you want.
		
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			He says that when reciting the
Noble Quran, I have observed that
		
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			some contemporary researchers have
lost sight of its true purpose.
		
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			Now, you know that Egypt has been
at the forefront at least in the
		
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			last several decades, probably a
century, right. I mean, I can only
		
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			speak about from the 1980s from
when I have observed that the
		
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			Egyptian Coura have been the top
countries of the world, right. So
		
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			it's Egypt that has mashallah
exported around the world. And of
		
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			course, there's now other places
that Syria there's the Indian
		
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			subcontinent. I mean, you'd be
surprised. You know, there's other
		
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			places as well where mashallah
good Kara is coming from. However,
		
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			Egypt has been traditionally the
place I mean, before 100 years
		
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			ago, I don't know. Right? That's
too long for me to have looked
		
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			into that. But however, since the
last 100 years, right, the
		
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			19 1900s, definitely Egypt and
they've had a lot of Kara. So now
		
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			among them, Sheikh Mahmoud has a
little history. He's complaining
		
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			because whenever you have so much
of anything in a place, then
		
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			clearly there's going to be some
people who may exaggerate. There's
		
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			going to be some people who may
take things beyond their
		
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			boundaries is going to people who
shortcoming so this is what he
		
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			says. He says that, when reciting
noble Quran, I've observed that
		
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			some contemporary recitals have
lost sight of its true purpose
		
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			deviating from its correct method,
and they abandon its proper
		
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			practice. They recite its verses,
according to their whims without
		
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			regard to its even proper order,
thereby severing that which Allah
		
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			has connected, meaning when Allah
has brought verses together, these
		
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			people will, you know, separate
them and read a bit from here read
		
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			a bit from there, that's what he's
saying, in a single gathering.
		
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			Now, this is a bit more technical.
He says in one gathering in one
		
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			session, they repeat a verse
according to its variant Kira,
		
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			recitations, Kira and recitations
and rewire recensions write an
		
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			innovation that has no precedence
among the righteous predecessors
		
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			of the ummah. He's got a whole
chapter on discussing whether it's
		
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			permissible or not, but what he
means is that you know, you have
		
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			the seven to 10, clearer and more.
So he's saying that when you're
		
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			reading in one session, you should
actually complete a whole reading
		
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			completely
		
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			Reading in just one karate, you
should not be mixing them up in
		
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			the one session where you read one
verse in its multiple forms, then
		
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			you read the next verses multiple
forms. Later on, he discusses it,
		
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			he said that you you should only
the scholars have only allowed
		
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			this when you're reciting to a
teacher just to facilitate quicker
		
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			reading so that you can complete
the whole Quran in its multiple
		
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			recitations. But in order to wow
people, you can't do that, because
		
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			it says that the focus is wrong
there, you're gonna just have
		
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			people just admiring the various
stations without really focusing
		
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			on the meaning. I think that's
kind of the crux of what he's
		
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			saying. He says, I've written this
book, my Al Quran, Allah Kareem as
		
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			a sincere service for the book of
Allah Most tied to clarify the
		
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			correct method of his recitation,
and to defend the most sanctified
		
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			thing that Muslims take honor in,
which is the Quran May Allah make
		
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			that like that for us, and to
advise the vast majority of
		
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			reciters and listeners. And
believe me, I mean, you know, I
		
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			when I read this book, I was
extremely inspired. And that's why
		
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			we've taken it for publication and
that's why we're public. We've
		
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			published it right, and inshallah
you will be inspired as well. He
		
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			said, I've included some other
topics in this book to make its
		
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			utility more holistic and greater
in scope, hoping to serve the book
		
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			of Allah and seeking the beautiful
reward and abundant gifts that
		
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			Allah has in store for the people
of the Quran. May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala accept this book from him.
		
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			We move into the first chapter.
		
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			The first chapter are kind of, you
know, like summarize it for you.
		
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			What he speaks about is very
important. And the first chapter
		
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			is actually about the superiority
of the Quran over other revealed
		
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			scriptures. Now, I guess we
already know that but he's going
		
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			to discuss a few things regarding
this. He says that the Noble Quran
		
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			is the Wise Book of Allah, His
manifested light, his straight
		
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			path, his greatest sign, his
greatest guidance, the miracle of
		
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			all the miracle of all time, the
book of eternity and the
		
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			Constitution of the universe. He
calls it the constitution of the
		
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			universe, meaning everything
relevant about the universe is
		
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			contained in the book for us as
guidance. Allah revealed it to
		
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			Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam
to deliver mankind from darkness
		
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			to light and guide them to the
path of the mighty and the
		
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			Praiseworthy, right? It is a book
that offers guidance on true
		
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			beliefs, numerous etiquette,
exemplary character and righteous
		
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			works. By observing its
injunctions adhering to its
		
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			guidelines, and embodying his
teachings, mankind is guaranteed
		
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			its Felicity in the present
worldly life as well as in the
		
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			life to come.
		
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			He then says that the Quran is
		
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			a healing cure. A
		
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			lot of people have found cure in
the Quran when they read the
		
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			Quran. A lot of people you're
wondering like, how do you do
		
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			that? Well read the Quran with
meaning we usually tell people at
		
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			least read one page with meaning
reflect of at least one page a day
		
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			with meaning and you will see the
benefits of this. Right? So
		
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			La ilaha illa. Allah, He says it's
a wholesome cure, and a healing
		
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			balm for human psychological
illnesses, character ailments and
		
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			social problems. Reason for that
is a lot of the social
		
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			psychological ailments that people
have. It's because they're
		
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			suffering a trauma, they're
suffering setbacks, they're
		
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			suffering some kind of grief,
they're suffering some kind of
		
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			sadness, there's worry that is
beset them, there's concern that
		
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			has overtaken them. There's a loss
that they have suffered, or
		
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			something like that. And what the
Quran tells you, and it shows you
		
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			because it's a historical record,
in a sense, as well, it shows that
		
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			this is part and parcel of the
world. And then it tells us that
		
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			the hereafter doesn't have any of
this. If you do what's right, and
		
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			you deal with the matters, and the
Quran tells us how to deal with
		
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			it, it encourages, it tells us to
be patient, it tells us to be
		
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			steadfast. And what it does in
that regard is that it gives us
		
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			many, many, many anecdotes, many
stories, many narratives about
		
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			people in the past who are who
suffered much more than us who
		
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			suffered much more than what we
you know what we suffer the little
		
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			prick, the little pricks and
thorns that we suffer the little
		
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			setbacks and issues and criticisms
that we have. And then that just
		
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			makes you much stronger. Because
when humans hear others facing the
		
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			same thing, and then they see that
they were given a great reward for
		
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			that then just makes life easier
because our life is at least 50%
		
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			Psychology. It's about
perspective. Right? It's really
		
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			about perspective, motivation and
what we have and just to
		
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			understand about other people and
the nature of this world, that's
		
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			what the Quran does, believe me,
you start reading it, you will see
		
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			that same benefit. So, it is a
book that offers guidance on true
		
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			beliefs, numerous etiquette
exemplary character, a character
		
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			righteous works, and by observing
its injunctions and adhering to
		
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			its guidelines and embodying its
teachings, mankind is guaranteed
		
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			its Felicity in the present
worldly life as well as the life
		
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			to
		
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			Come
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala this is what
he says what verse of Surah unis
		
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			unis right which is verse 5758
Yeah you Hannah Sukhadia at home
		
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			or you go to milk Robbie calm
where she only Matthew so do what
		
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			she will Lima is sudo Eva who then
who are metal meaning all we found
		
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			the little. He was the Rama de
Fabi the Lika Leah for who or how
		
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			you room Maya Jamar own oh people
are teaching from your Lord has
		
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			come to you.
		
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			A teaching or advice has come to
you from your Lord, a healing for
		
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			what is in your hearts and
guidance and mercy for the
		
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			believers say in Allah's mercy and
in Allah's virtue and mercy. Let
		
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			them rejoice, these are better
than all they accumulate.
		
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			May Allah give us the reality of
that. If a person holds faster the
		
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			Quran and makes it the intimate
companion, how do you make it an
		
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			intimate companion? You basically
keep reading it. An intimate
		
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			companion is somebody that you can
refer back to somebody you can
		
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			consult somebody you can speak to
often somebody who's always
		
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			present and ready for you. And
that's the amazing thing of the
		
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			Quran. The Quran is still a living
book and a real living miracle. A
		
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			lot of the time people have
questions and doubts and issues
		
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			and, and sadness. And they read
the Quran and the Quran, lays them
		
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			lays their concerns to rest
Subhanallah right. So
		
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			anybody who recite the Quran as is
supposed to be recited and tries
		
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			to understand
		
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			its chapters and verses and it's
phrases and words.
		
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			That person will be enveloped in
guidance and a spiritual state
		
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			will overcome him. Right. And you
will make that person
		
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			a person of great intellect and
sound opinion with piercing
		
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			insight and sensitive and pure
soul.
		
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			And then you'll will be much more
open to embrace any good witches
		
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			out there. You know like Knight
right now sometimes. There's a
		
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			good out there but we don't feel
like it because our hearts are
		
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			rusty. Our hearts are filled with
other things. And we we will also
		
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			refrain from evil Allah subhanho
wa Taala says in Surah Surah verse
		
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			nine in Hodel. Khurana Yeah, de
relatie. Here, a Cohen, were your
		
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			best shareholder meaning Alladhina
MeLuna Saudi Hardy another home
		
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			agilon cabbie, you're truly this
Quran guides to the straight path
		
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			and gives the believers who do
righteous deeds, glad tidings of a
		
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			great reward. Now, as I mentioned
to you previously, that the jinn
		
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			were moved by this, and they
declared it amazing, right, so
		
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			their hearts became so filled with
love and the Majesty of Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala that they
hastened to call their own people
		
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			to to follow it. So we have in a
surgeon, the beginning of surgeon,
		
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			Allah says, oh, here a year in
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			CalU in Semir Anna and aija Yeah,
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			notionally caviar Bina Harada
		
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			so cool oh here la semana for a
mineral Genie for call in SMS. Now
		
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			Quran and algebra, say that this
is talking to the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. The
main part of this is for call in
		
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			Samana, Quran algebra. They said
that we have heard a wonderous
		
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			Quran which guides towards
righteousness. So we believed in
		
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			it, and we shall never set up
partners with our Lord. Right.
		
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			That's very interesting. Right? We
shall never set up partners with
		
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			our Lord.
		
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			The Quran also then says
		
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			regarding these Jin they said Kalu
Coleman, in nurse Amir kita been
		
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			on Zillow meme bearer, the moose
Mossad, the Kalima? Yeah, they
		
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			hear the ill happy Why Isla Tory
Mustafi
		
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			Yeah, Coleman Ijebu the law he may
know be here or Phil Camille don't
		
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			OB come by Eugene come in either
in early they meaning the Gene
		
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			said our people we have heard a
book that was revealed after Musa
		
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			so it looks like they knew about
Musa Salam. They say I mean the
		
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			description of the jinn is that
they have different religions. So
		
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			they have they know this history.
They know about the prophets,
		
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			right? So they said that our
people when they heard the Quran
		
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			and the prophets
		
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			Lawson reciting that morning they
went back to their people and they
		
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			said that we have heard a book
that was revealed after Moses
		
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			confirming the previous
scriptures, that guides to the
		
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			truth and the straight path. Our
people respond to the one who
		
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			calls to Allah and believes in
Him. He will forgive you of your
		
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			sins and protect you from a
painful torment. That's inserted.
		
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			Ackoff verse four, verse 30, to
31. Because of this nature of the
		
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			Quran, the Quran has surpassed all
the previously revealed scriptures
		
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			and it's superior to them in
status. So Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			says, In another verse, we're in
no fee milky Terra Bella de la
		
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			Lehmann hadleigh Ali Yun Hakeem,
we're in houfy Milky Derby, la de
		
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			la la une Hakeem and truly it is
with us, in the mother of the
		
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			book, truly exalted and
authoritative. This is Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala speaking about the
Quran in terms of yet where it has
		
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			eternally been. And then he also
says, in sort of man that was sort
		
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			of zakura verse for certain man
either verse 48, Allah says, whoa,
		
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			is an illogical kita that will
help the Mossad De Lima Bay in a
		
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			day he Meenal kita, b1 MOHAI, you
mean an ID, we sent you the book
		
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			with the truth confirming the
strip scriptures that came before
		
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			it, and with final authority over
them, that shows the superiority
		
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			of the Quran right now, how can a
book be superior to other books
		
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			when they've all been revealed by
Allah subhanho wa taala? Isn't
		
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			this just one word of Allah with
another word of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			taala. So the scholars have said
that even though all the
		
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			scriptures are from Allah subhanaw
taala the Quran is superior for
		
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			three reasons. Right? Firstly, the
number of chapters in the Quran is
		
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			greater than the other scriptures.
Right? There's a authentic
		
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			narration that states that just
certain fatty had the skeletal
		
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			hand, and the ending of Surah Al
Baqarah, meaning Armineh rasuluh
		
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			mountains, the lady Marathi will
not be known and the beginning of
		
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			la meme, they will only reveal to
our Prophet sallallahu and those
		
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			are very, very special verses that
will only reveal to our profits
		
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			and losses are not not found in
previous scriptures. It's reported
		
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			that I believe no Masuda the
Allahu Anhu said that the seven
		
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			long chapters which are called the
three will write are similar in
		
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			length to the Torah. So the Torah
to Musa alayhis salam is only
		
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			equivalent to the first seven long
chapters, right? Then after that
		
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			you have the mean? The mean or the
hundreds, right? The hundreds,
		
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			which means those tours that are
have about 100 verses, they're
		
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			similar to the Evangel which means
the Injeel, the book of
		
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			essentially Saddam, right the
referred to as the Bible now,
		
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			right? And the Muthoni verses are
the Psalms, right? They're like
		
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			the psalms of Diodati salaam, and
the rest of the Quran is surplus
		
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			to this. So the Quran actually
includes more than the Torah.
		
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			There's the Boo, the Psalms, and
the Injeel put together and it
		
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			also has more than that. That's
very interesting. That's a hadith
		
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			narrated by Imam datamine then
Imam Muhammad Al Imam Tiburon, you
		
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			have narrated that Prophet
sallallahu sallam said that I have
		
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			been given the seven long chapters
in place of the Torah, the
		
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			hundreds Surahs with 100 verses in
place of the Psalms, the Muthoni,
		
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			in place of the Evangel. And I was
favored with the more fossil that
		
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			Seema Mohammed's now the seven
long chapters refer to the
		
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			chapters from Surah Al Baqarah. So
early Imran Nyssa, etcetera to
		
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			Surah to Toba. And if we count
total and file and Toba is one
		
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			that if we count sort of the Toba
and circle unfurl as one single
		
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			chapter one one surah, right?
Because there's a difference of
		
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			opinion as to whether that sort of
October is a separate chapter or
		
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			not. Okay. The hundreds the been
are those chapters that have
		
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			approximately 100 verses, and the
Muthoni refer to those chapters
		
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			whose verses number less than 100.
Right. So all of those are
		
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			considered to be the mean, right?
Now, there's a difference of
		
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			opinion as to which chapter begins
the section of the Quran referred
		
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			to as the Mufasa. Now that I've
introduced this name to you,
		
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			you're going to wonder what the
Mufasa is. Now, the opinions their
		
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			range from starting from Surah to
soft fat, that that's where the
		
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			meat, that's where they will first
a lot start from, some say sort of
		
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			fat, others, they sort of gerat
that is the popular opinion, I
		
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			think, and then others say sort of
sort of off right sort of cough,
		
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			right? However, they are in Union
unanimous agreement that the
		
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			myofascial section ends with the
ending of the Quran, but within
		
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			the Mufasa sections, you've got
three sections you've got the
		
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			longer the longer more fossils,
more fossil means the detailed,
		
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			right? Those sorts which have been
detailed, right, the verses are
		
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			detail. So you've got the longer
more fossils, which are the
		
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			longest ones, you've got the
medium ones and then you've got
		
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			the KSR the smaller ones like cola
or the gerbil flock and hola como
		
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			taka, Thor, and either Zulu, sila
and so on and so forth. So it's
		
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			definitely until in the Quran
where it starts from though
		
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			there's a difference of opinion
you
		
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			Usually we you know, usually we
hear their opinion they start some
		
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			sort of gerat Right?
		
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			Secondly, Allah subhanaw taala so
the second reason why the Quran is
		
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			superior is that Allah subhanaw
taala has made the Quran in
		
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			Arabic, Allah subhanaw taala
speech is beyond any language,
		
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			letters, sounds, etc. However,
when he revealed that to the
		
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			people to for them to understand
he revealed in different languages
		
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			so the Quran is in clear Arabic,
right? Every Prophet clarified the
		
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			message right to their people in
the language of their people.
		
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			That's where Allah subhanaw taala
informs us warmer Sun mir Rasool
		
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			in in, be Lisa Nicole me here
Liuba you know to whom we have
		
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			never sent a messenger who did not
use his own people's language to
		
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			make things clear for them that
sort of Ibrahim verse for right
		
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			now. So if everything is sent in
their own language, why Arabic
		
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			being superior, the Arabic
language is considered especially
		
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			advantageous in clarifying things.
Because Arabic is a very nuanced
		
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			language. It has very, very
particular and very detailed and
		
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			sophisticated rhetoric, right,
which allows it to be very, very
		
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			detailed. So that's why multiple
narrators like Bay hockey and
		
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			Hakeem and taba Ronnie generate
the Hadith that love the Arabs for
		
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			three things because I'm an Arab,
the Prophet was I'm saying the
		
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			Quran is in Arabic, and the speech
of the people of Paradise is in
		
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			Arabic is a Hadith narrated by
bayhealth He had given Toblerone
		
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			right. And the third reason to
make the Quran superior is
		
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			although the previous scriptures
of Allah Most High were miraculous
		
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			insofar as they imparted knowledge
of the Unseen and gave legal
		
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			rulings, right? Allah subhanaw
taala has extended the miraculous
		
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			nature of the Quran, right to
include its pronunciation and
		
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			linguistic style. So the Quran is
not just miracle in its message in
		
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			the way It foretells things and
the way it details things, but
		
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			also in the way you read it, in
its rhetoric in his linguistic
		
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			style, it's totally, it's totally
irrefutable in all of these ways,
		
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			right? The other scriptures do not
enjoy the extra ordinary style of
		
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			the Quran, right? They just don't
have that kind of style, right? It
		
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			is for these and other such
reasons that the Quran is
		
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			superior. Right? And this is
what's referred to when Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala says that we're in
the houfy or milk Kitabi ladina
		
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			Allah ie Yun, Hakeem and truly it
is with us, in the mother of the
		
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			book truly exalted and
authoritative. Now this is also
		
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			indicated in another verse. Now
you've heard this verse, it's
		
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			quantum higher or metal or rigidly
pneus you are the best nation
		
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			brought forth for mankind. So Ali
Imran verse 110, right?
		
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			Now, how is that relevant to this?
Right? So Imam Ibn katheer, right,
		
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			he says that they mean, we only
attain this accolade through the
		
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			blessings of the esteemed book,
because we have this extreme book,
		
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			Allah Most High has honored the
Quran over every other book that
		
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			he revealed, and he has given him
authority over them, abrogating
		
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			them by it, right, and made it his
final revelation, every previous
		
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			scripture was revealed all at
once, whereas this Quran was
		
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			revealed incrementally according
to the given situation, right. And
		
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			this was done out of great concern
for for for it, right, as for the
		
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			one to whom it was revealed, so
that was revealed slowly, slowly,
		
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			slowly, so it could be digested,
better, Incorporated, better,
		
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			understood better, imagine if it
all came at once. You know, it
		
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			takes you a while to understand
that this way, subhanAllah bit by
		
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			bit, and very strategic portions
would come down until the whole
		
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			Quran came down, it didn't come
down, it did not come down the way
		
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			we have it today. In the in the
most halves, the you know, the way
		
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			it's been put together, right?
Every time a part of it was
		
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			revealed, it was as if a book from
the previous books was revealed.
		
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			That's what Luca fear says, right?
So there you go, I think that
		
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			gives us an understanding of the
superiority of the Quran, the
		
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			great book that we have in May
Allah subhanaw taala, especially
		
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			in Ramadan, right? May Allah make
this a very special thing that we
		
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			do in Ramadan is that we need to
be more closely associated May
		
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			Allah allow this to be a an
inspiration for us to be closer to
		
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			this book throughout our life. And
may Allah bless the author for
		
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			producing this book and for
reminding us of these things. So
		
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			in sha Allah, we will see you
again, in the next Inshallah, in
		
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			the next episode in sha Allah in
the next class of this Jazak
		
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			Allahu Assalamu alaykum
Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.
		
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